What is a mantra? ‘Mantra’ is not a Tibetan word, it is a Sanskrit word. In Tibetan the word for ‘mantra’ is Ngags. The real meaning of the word ‘mantra’ is ‘to save the mind and the conscience from suffering and illness’; therefore mantra actually means trying to recover, putting and end to suffering. However, a mantra has different functions, and there isn’t only one mantra, there are various different ones. 

The esoteric Tibetan tradition considers that the thirty letters of the Tibetan alphabet are distributed, or present, in the various parts of the body. For example, RA is to be found in the shoulder joint, between the shoulder and the arm, therefore if we recite mantras including the syllable RA, we can feel a sensation of vibration in that part of the body. When people interested in these practices will have developed a strong capacity, they will also be able to see inside the body and make out the shape of these letters, which really exist as they are represented on the outside.

In which way did we start using mantras for healing? In Tibetan culture it is believed that during Tibetan history, in very remote times, some people with specific knowledge manifested and gave origin to the healing mantras. These people were called Drangsong.

The Drangsong were sages who usually abandoned their family to live in solitude in wild and lonely places, in order to dedicate themselves to studying and developing knowledge. In such solitude they developed knowledge, intuition and specific physical sensations, which only manifest when the mind is in a state of total relaxation and tranquillity. Through this, they gave origin to the use of mantras as a healing technique using sound.

People that discovered the function of sound, also discovered the function of colour, therefore, sing both sound and colour for healing practices. According to traditional Tibetan culture, many, many years ago beings from other dimensions lived in Tibet and they later transmitted the teachings on healing practices to human beings. In Tibetan language these beings are called Masang and Thiurang. These beings from other dimensions, whose external appearance was very similar to that of human beings, were energy beings, who therefore always solved their health problems by working on the energy level. For this reason, we presume that the secret power of healing through the use of mantras comes from the healing energy which these beings infused in some mantras, then transmitted to human beings. Contact Milla at millakalen@gmail.com to make an appointment for this powerful healing.

Rose Healing is about learning to receive and send healing from the spirit of a love rose. Through live rose, we open up to its most beautiful unconditional love and allow it doing the healing on our being at all levels, physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. It is another way in which we can help ourselves, others and the planet to heal in a profound way. Please come and join us to experience the most beautiful healing energy from live those. After this workshop, we can use rose to do healing on ourselves anytime. Contact Jean at jean.luo@maitreyaseattle.com or 425-644-3263, or walk in on the day of the workshop.

Each Monday between 3pm and 5pm Laura Elliott will be available for channeled readings.  Come have a channeled reading with Laura and see what your Spirit Guides would like to share with you and speak directly to them to receive their guidance.  Drop in on Mondays or schedule an appointment ahead of time by contacting Laura either by phone at 425-802-7978, or by e-mailing laura@edensbreath.com.  For more information about Laura, please see her information on the Practitioners page at www.MaitreyaSeattle.com or visit her own website: www.edensbreath.com.

What is a mantra? ‘Mantra’ is not a Tibetan word, it is a Sanskrit word. In Tibetan the word for ‘mantra’ is Ngags. The real meaning of the word ‘mantra’ is ‘to save the mind and the conscience from suffering and illness’; therefore mantra actually means trying to recover, putting and end to suffering. However, a mantra has different functions, and there isn’t only one mantra, there are various different ones. 

The esoteric Tibetan tradition considers that the thirty letters of the Tibetan alphabet are distributed, or present, in the various parts of the body. For example, RA is to be found in the shoulder joint, between the shoulder and the arm, therefore if we recite mantras including the syllable RA, we can feel a sensation of vibration in that part of the body. When people interested in these practices will have developed a strong capacity, they will also be able to see inside the body and make out the shape of these letters, which really exist as they are represented on the outside.

In which way did we start using mantras for healing? In Tibetan culture it is believed that during Tibetan history, in very remote times, some people with specific knowledge manifested and gave origin to the healing mantras. These people were called Drangsong.

The Drangsong were sages who usually abandoned their family to live in solitude in wild and lonely places, in order to dedicate themselves to studying and developing knowledge. In such solitude they developed knowledge, intuition and specific physical sensations, which only manifest when the mind is in a state of total relaxation and tranquillity. Through this, they gave origin to the use of mantras as a healing technique using sound.

People that discovered the function of sound, also discovered the function of colour, therefore, sing both sound and colour for healing practices. According to traditional Tibetan culture, many, many years ago beings from other dimensions lived in Tibet and they later transmitted the teachings on healing practices to human beings. In Tibetan language these beings are called Masang and Thiurang. These beings from other dimensions, whose external appearance was very similar to that of human beings, were energy beings, who therefore always solved their health problems by working on the energy level. For this reason, we presume that the secret power of healing through the use of mantras comes from the healing energy which these beings infused in some mantras, then transmitted to human beings. Contact Milla at millakalen@gmail.com to make an appointment for this powerful healing.

In this workshop, we will talk about the relationships between crystals and human chakra system and how to use them for chakra healing. We will also demonstrate chakra healing by using crystals. At the end of workshop, we will do 30 minutes meditation on using crystals for chakra healing. For more information, please contact jean.luo@maitreyaseattle.com or 425-644-3263.

Each Monday between 3pm and 5pm Laura Elliott will be available for channeled readings.  Come have a channeled reading with Laura and see what your Spirit Guides would like to share with you and speak directly to them to receive their guidance.  Drop in on Mondays or schedule an appointment ahead of time by contacting Laura either by phone at 425-802-7978, or by e-mailing laura@edensbreath.com.  For more information about Laura, please see her information on the Practitioners page at www.MaitreyaSeattle.com or visit her own website: www.edensbreath.com.

What is a mantra? ‘Mantra’ is not a Tibetan word, it is a Sanskrit word. In Tibetan the word for ‘mantra’ is Ngags. The real meaning of the word ‘mantra’ is ‘to save the mind and the conscience from suffering and illness’; therefore mantra actually means trying to recover, putting and end to suffering. However, a mantra has different functions, and there isn’t only one mantra, there are various different ones. 

The esoteric Tibetan tradition considers that the thirty letters of the Tibetan alphabet are distributed, or present, in the various parts of the body. For example, RA is to be found in the shoulder joint, between the shoulder and the arm, therefore if we recite mantras including the syllable RA, we can feel a sensation of vibration in that part of the body. When people interested in these practices will have developed a strong capacity, they will also be able to see inside the body and make out the shape of these letters, which really exist as they are represented on the outside.

In which way did we start using mantras for healing? In Tibetan culture it is believed that during Tibetan history, in very remote times, some people with specific knowledge manifested and gave origin to the healing mantras. These people were called Drangsong.

The Drangsong were sages who usually abandoned their family to live in solitude in wild and lonely places, in order to dedicate themselves to studying and developing knowledge. In such solitude they developed knowledge, intuition and specific physical sensations, which only manifest when the mind is in a state of total relaxation and tranquillity. Through this, they gave origin to the use of mantras as a healing technique using sound.

People that discovered the function of sound, also discovered the function of colour, therefore, sing both sound and colour for healing practices. According to traditional Tibetan culture, many, many years ago beings from other dimensions lived in Tibet and they later transmitted the teachings on healing practices to human beings. In Tibetan language these beings are called Masang and Thiurang. These beings from other dimensions, whose external appearance was very similar to that of human beings, were energy beings, who therefore always solved their health problems by working on the energy level. For this reason, we presume that the secret power of healing through the use of mantras comes from the healing energy which these beings infused in some mantras, then transmitted to human beings. Contact Milla at millakalen@gmail.com to make an appointment for this powerful healing.

We are the color we choose. Color plays a very important role in our life and is a vehicle to assist us to raise our levels of consciousness. Color can help us to embrace a happier, deeper and more fulfilling life. In this workshop, we will talk about:

·Meaning of each individual color.

·How each individual color effects  our daily life on the physical,

 emotional, mental and spiritual level.

·How to choose  colors  for our daily life and emotions in order to bring

 balance back to  our life physically and  metaphysically.

·Chakra clearing and healing.

·How to read colors

·How to use Aura Soma for healing.

This workshop will be give in two Wednesday evenings. At the end of each workshop, we will do the guided meditation with colors and practice how to read colors and choose colors. For registration, please call Jean at 425-644-3263 or email her at jean.luo@MaitreyaSeattle.com.

Each Monday between 3pm and 5pm Laura Elliott will be available for channeled readings.  Come have a channeled reading with Laura and see what your Spirit Guides would like to share with you and speak directly to them to receive their guidance.  Drop in on Mondays or schedule an appointment ahead of time by contacting Laura either by phone at 425-802-7978, or by e-mailing laura@edensbreath.com.  For more information about Laura, please see her information on the Practitioners page at www.MaitreyaSeattle.com or visit her own website: www.edensbreath.com.

What is a mantra? ‘Mantra’ is not a Tibetan word, it is a Sanskrit word. In Tibetan the word for ‘mantra’ is Ngags. The real meaning of the word ‘mantra’ is ‘to save the mind and the conscience from suffering and illness’; therefore mantra actually means trying to recover, putting and end to suffering. However, a mantra has different functions, and there isn’t only one mantra, there are various different ones. 

The esoteric Tibetan tradition considers that the thirty letters of the Tibetan alphabet are distributed, or present, in the various parts of the body. For example, RA is to be found in the shoulder joint, between the shoulder and the arm, therefore if we recite mantras including the syllable RA, we can feel a sensation of vibration in that part of the body. When people interested in these practices will have developed a strong capacity, they will also be able to see inside the body and make out the shape of these letters, which really exist as they are represented on the outside.

In which way did we start using mantras for healing? In Tibetan culture it is believed that during Tibetan history, in very remote times, some people with specific knowledge manifested and gave origin to the healing mantras. These people were called Drangsong.

The Drangsong were sages who usually abandoned their family to live in solitude in wild and lonely places, in order to dedicate themselves to studying and developing knowledge. In such solitude they developed knowledge, intuition and specific physical sensations, which only manifest when the mind is in a state of total relaxation and tranquillity. Through this, they gave origin to the use of mantras as a healing technique using sound.

People that discovered the function of sound, also discovered the function of colour, therefore, sing both sound and colour for healing practices. According to traditional Tibetan culture, many, many years ago beings from other dimensions lived in Tibet and they later transmitted the teachings on healing practices to human beings. In Tibetan language these beings are called Masang and Thiurang. These beings from other dimensions, whose external appearance was very similar to that of human beings, were energy beings, who therefore always solved their health problems by working on the energy level. For this reason, we presume that the secret power of healing through the use of mantras comes from the healing energy which these beings infused in some mantras, then transmitted to human beings. Contact Milla at millakalen@gmail.com to make an appointment for this powerful healing.

We are the color we choose. Color plays a very important role in our life and is a vehicle to assist us to raise our levels of consciousness. Color can help us to embrace a happier, deeper and more fulfilling life. In this workshop, we will talk about:

·Meaning of each individual color.

·How each individual color effects  our daily life on the physical,

 emotional, mental and spiritual level.

·How to choose  colors  for our daily life and emotions in order to bring

 balance back to  our life physically and  metaphysically.

·Chakra clearing and healing.

·How to read colors

·How to use Aura Soma for healing.

This workshop will be give in two Wednesday evenings. At the end of each workshop, we will do the guided meditation with colors and practice how to read colors and choose colors. For registration, please call Jean at 425-644-3263 or email her at jean.luo@MaitreyaSeattle.com.